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Putin’s Men Inside NATO? Fico & Radev Slam West’s Ukraine War Strategy, Warn Against Russia Conflict

Summary by Hindustan Times
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico said after talks in Sofia with Bulgarian Prime Minister Rumen Radev that the war in Ukraine has no military solution and should be addressed through a ceasefire and negotiations. Fico again criticised Western military backing for Kyiv, claimed it prolonged the conflict, and defended Slovakia’s continued dialogue with both Moscow and Kyiv.

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The conflict in Ukraine has no military solution and must end as soon as possible, and this is the responsibility of every country in the European Union. Diplomacy and negotiations are needed. This was stated by President Iliana Yotova at a meeting with the Prime Minister of Slovakia Robert Fico, who is visiting our country. “There are very few politicians in the European Union who talk about peace as much as you and the Bulgarian Prime Minister…

Sofia, Sep 4 (Latin Press) The Prime Ministers of Bulgaria and Slovakia, Rumen Radev and Robert Fico, today agreed that the Ukrainian conflict lacks a military solution and called for a ceasefire and negotiation.The post Bulgarian and Slovak rulers ask for a dialogue in Ukraine first appeared on News Prensa Latina.

Prime Minister Robert Fico and Bulgarian Prime Minister Rumen Radev, who met in Sofia, today rejected a "military solution" to the conflict in Ukraine and called for diplomatic negotiations. This was reported by the Bulgarian BTA agency and public radio. Both politicians also criticized sanctions against Russia. They would then consider introducing another package of sanctions due to the incidents in Germany according to the interests of their c…

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Hospodárske Noviny broke the news in Bratislava, Slovakia on Friday, September 4, 2026.
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